Sentence examples for a more salient from inspiring English sources

But scaling sales is a more salient skill still!

Could the Democrats have a more salient issue, when Americans feel this vulnerable?

The band played "All You Need is Love," which seemed a more salient point than whether the bride wore white.

Ms Spielman's lack of frontline classroom experience is a more salient concern, since she must command some confidence among teachers.

It has certainly inspired political discussion and reflection, and it may contribute to making gun control a more salient issue in the fall elections.

A more salient issue is the question of compensation: the Bill will, it is claimed, put about 3,000 out of work.

To the extent TransCanada's latest action provides them with a more salient hook, these pressure tactics will be easier to employ.

The original Shepard tones had varied harmonic partials but a fixed spectral envelope, providing a more salient pitch chroma cue than pitch height cue.

For other civic ecology stewards, topophilia, or love of the place where they live and work, is a more salient motivator.

Aside from questions of complicity, however, the logs also provide an opportunity to properly interrogate a more salient question: how did we treat the Iraqi man, woman and child?

Wade made a more salient point in his tweets: "There is a lot of Olympic business that happens that athletes are not a part of — and it's a complicated issue".